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Harvard finds itself at the heart of heightened visa scrutiny as the State Department broadens its review of campus visa holders, dragging the prestigious institution deeper into a controversial America First immigration push. Tensions are mounting both on campus and within policy circles.
Elite universities like Harvard deserve scrutiny for discrimination and free speech violations but the Trump administration is taking the wrong approach.
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Trump said he wants to ensure Americans get appropriate access to the Ivy League school.
A notice says 'sworn statements, documents, and other evidence' should be sent to rebut the administration's arguments.
Harvard University president Alan Garber jabbed at the Trump administration's crackdown on international student enrollment during his remarks at the Ivy League school's graduation ceremony.
WASHINGTON — The State Department is broadening its review of visa holders at Harvard University beyond the foreign student population, a senior official told The Post on Thursday. The comprehensive investigation will consider F-1 visas for foreign students, B-1 visas for business-related visitors…
Trade schools could reap the benefits of a high-stakes battle between Harvard University and the White House.
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